 Stuart Simmons Head of Multi-Asset Solutions, QIC Limited Stuart Simmons is QIC's director and head of currency. He is responsible for QIC's currency overlay mandates as well as ongoing thought leadership and research on currency markets. Simmons is a member of the RBA'S Australian Foreign Exchange Committee and the Global Foreign Exchange Committee's Buy-Side Liaison Group. Prior to joining QIC, Stuart was director, ANZ (Europe); managing director, Principal Global Investors (Europe); and vice president, BT Funds Management.
STUART SIMMONS | TUESDAY, 30 MAR 2021 This paper explores why trading at the London 4pm WM/Refinitiv benchmark fix (Fix) brings Australian institutional investors only the illusory benefits of maximum liquidity. Read more PAGE: 1 |
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